you’ll find a bright and colorful flower-filled getaway known as the New York City Flower District. NYC’s Flower District is a hidden paradise in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood (for non ...

Of the fresh-cut flowers exchanging hands in New York's flower district, the vast majority are imported. In fact, the bouquet you bought at your local deli was likely grown on a mountainside in ...

If cities had such things as official botanicals, New York City’s might be the flower ... Orlean describes her first visit to the Flower District when she was a newly arrived “callow girl ...

Ali Kate Cherkis for The New York Times Supported by By Alyson Krueger New York’s flower district, more than 100 years old and a home mostly to wholesalers, used to thrive like a jungle along ...

The Flower District’s art community has been slowly ... “The neighbourhood still feels reflective of a version of New York that we’re slowly losing in areas where the arts are more tied ...

M&S Schmalberg is the last factory handcrafting custom fabric flowers New York's historic garment district. The family business has designed flowers for celebrities and designers since 1916.

New York design editor Wendy Goodman likes to “go in there and just inhale,” she says. “They have just such a massive amount of fresh flowers it feels like a garden. I revere every one of ...

M&S Schmalberg, now in its fourth generation, is the last factory of its kind in the Garment District. (New York Jewish Week) — Diamonds may be forever, but do you know what else lasts a pretty ...